1946-1947 Baptist Bible Institute Catalog

Room and board for out of town students may be arranged through the School in Christian homes. By special permission from the Dean, Day School students may engage in part time work on Mondays, Saturdays and afternoons during school days. Opportunities for earning one's own expenses may be secured through the Institute office. Day and Evening Schools Both Day and Evening Schools are maintained to meet the varied needs and furnish opportunities for study to thost:? who comprise our student body. The Day School offers a thorough, carefully balanced three-year Master Bible Course, including in the curriculum many subjects not found in most seminary courses, particu– larly an exposition or analysis of every book in the Bible. Classes meet in the mornings, Tuesday through Friday, from 8:30 to 12:25, leaving the afternoons and evenings, as well as Monday and Saturday, free for study, practical work, recre-· ation, and part-time employment. Four 55 minute periods form each school day's schedule. The Evening School offers a thorough four-year course. Classes are held Tuesday and Thursday evenings, from 7:UO to 9:45 P. M. Three 45 minute periods and chapel are held each evening. Many Evening School students come directly from work on school evenings, while others commute from considerable distances to attend classes. During the past term 50 different churches and 18 different denominations were represented in the Evening School enrollment. Entrance Requirements We welcome students from all churches and denomin– ations who are teachable and willing to submit to the authority of the Word of God. All applicants for admission must be of approved Christian l'.:haracter and in sound physical health. The applicant should give .evidence of the new birth through saving faith in the Lord Jesus Christ and be willing to submit to all the regulations and standards of the School.